Barons Stop Mounts
- 03 October 2018
As Manheim Central and Ephrata traded flashes of offense midway through the second half of their Lancaster-Lebanon League Section Two clash in Manheim Tuesday, flashes of lightning led to a weather delay. As the lightning continued, officials deemed the game final and the host Barons, who led 1-0, moved into first place in the section.
"There were two good teams going at it," said Rod Brenize, Manheim Central's coach. "I don't like that it was a weather-shortened event, but I don't make those rules. It is what it is."
Four games from the end of the regular season, Ephrata and Manheim Central girls battled Tuesday night like it was a championship soccer game.
Ephrata shredded Elco’s pass defense most of the night, with junior quarterback Caden Keefer completing 18 of 32 passes for 228 yards and a touchdown. But the Raiders were the ones who made the big plays on defense, coming up with three interceptions to secure a 21-18 [
Quarterback Caden Keefer and running back Richard Greer powered visiting Ephrata past Donegal, 27-20 [
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